Reading all of the BuffettSeniorHealthcare.com website is a requirement to be considered for a position with us for several reasons. First, it will make your interview process much more meaningful to you. Second, should you qualify for a personal one-on-one 2nd interview with a manager over your state, before that interview will be set you will be asked some specific questions to ensure you have read all of our website. Your answers to those questions will make it apparent as to whether or not you are fully familiar with the information provided on our website at BuffettSeniorHealthcare.com. If not, you will be turned down for a 2nd interview with us. Please do not let this happen. Third, we have countless people applying for our positions throughout the United States and due to the extremely high cost of us hiring and training a new candidate, BSH only wants the RIGHT PERSON to fill our positions. Obviously, at this point the right person is an individual that is serious about a successful sales career with us. That person would have certainly taken the time to read all of the information about the position on our website in full before interviewing with us. If you have not done this, please go back to the website and read all in full before continuing the interview process. Lastly, it will greatly help YOU determine if a position with Buffett Senior Healthcare is a right fit for you. This will keep from wasting your time and our time. Please be sure you have read 100% of the BuffettSeniorHealthcare.com website before you begin the interview process.

Education

The Words Coming Out of Your Mouth Are Killing Your Sale! In our previous post, we discussed how one word like “Honestly” or “Seriously” can destroy any chance you have in making a sale. This week we continue the series with another word that should be […]

Having trouble locking in that sale? Ever thought your vocabulary was ruining your chances? The art of selling a product or a service tasks focus and detail to the very last word coming out of your mouth. How often do you start off a sales pitch […]